Latest Blog Posts for Taiwan: The Island of Injustice and Human Rights Abuses

• A Time For Giving & Sacrifice For Some Much-Needed Help
  on Feb 11, 2012 in Taiwan
      This week I opened up my own web domain (my first) and started a new blog dedicated to trying to erase over $20,000 of debt that accumulated throughout most of my 4-year-long battle for justice and human rights in Taiwan. Not only am I...
• A Time For Giving & Sacrifice For Some Much-Needed Help
  on Feb 11, 2012 in Taiwan
      This week I opened up my own web domain (my first) and started a new blog dedicated to trying to erase over $20,000 of debt that accumulated throughout most of my 4-year-long battle for justice and human rights in Taiwan. Not only am I...
• Time For Renewal and Coming Back to Life
  on Feb 1, 2012 in Taiwan
    It’s been 2-1/2 months since my last post. I’m still here and still going to be sharing more of the nightmare of Taiwan’s injustices against foreigners. From time-to-time throughout this long-running saga, I’ve needed to take a break f...
• Time For Renewal and Coming Back to Life
  on Feb 1, 2012 in Taiwan
    It’s been 2-1/2 months since my last post. I’m still here and still going to be sharing more of the nightmare of Taiwan’s injustices against foreigners. From time-to-time throughout this long-running saga, I’ve needed to take a break f...
• Any Problems Connecting to My Other Blog?
  on Nov 14, 2011 in Taiwan
      Recently I got a message from a reader of this blog in Taiwan telling me he has been having trouble accessing another of my blogs – Taiwan’s Injustice to Expats (& Other Foreign Guests). If anybody else has been having...
• What’s Wrong With Justice in Taiwan?
  on Sep 19, 2011 in Taiwan
    There are so many things wrong with justice in Taiwan. Perhaps the root of the most serious problems lies in the misnomer of Taiwan’s judiciary being “independent.” What the judiciary itself and the government so proudly trumpet as a jud...
• A Follow-Up to “Does Taiwan genuinely respect plurality?”
  on Aug 31, 2011 in Taiwan
    In a refreshingly candid and insightful follow-up to his August 4 editorial “Does Taiwan genuinely respect plurality?” Taiwanese professor Hsia Hsiao-chuan further dispels the notion of many Taiwanese that there is no prejudice or discrimi...
• Shihlin Prosecutor’s Decision Dismissing Nursing University Defamation Complaint
  on Aug 11, 2011 in Taiwan
  In May 2010 some long-overdue good news came with the arrival of the Shihlin prosecutor’s decision in the nursing university’s attempts to sue me in criminal court for alleged defamation. It was their strongest bullying tactic to try and scare me...
• More on the Reported Rape of a Japanese Woman Studying in Taiwan
  on Aug 10, 2011 in Taiwan
  A search for more news on this story in The China Post revealed only 2 stories since it was first reported on July 15. Hardly surprising since this is the usual modus operandi of most English and Chinese-language media in Taiwan. When foreigners are...
• The Gross Mishandling of a Foreign Student’s Alleged Rape
  on Aug 10, 2011 in Taiwan
  Just last month the big news captivating some in Taiwan was the reported rape of a Japanese exchange student by a Taiwanese taxi driver. Usually crimes perpetrated against foreigners by Taiwanese don’t make the news on the island, but due to the ve...

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